Sybilla

a sample, the first stanza was changed by some canonical redactor to get rid of the heathen word Sybilla, and the second line was made the third:

The Story of the Hymns and Tunes Theron Brown 1873

"Sybilla," he said, looking sternly in her face, "tell me why, all these years, you have put upon me this cheat -- this lie!"

Olive A Novel Dinah Maria Mulock Craik 1856

"Sybilla," suddenly resumed Captain Rothesay, "what I have to say is merely, how soon you can arrange to leave Stirling?"

Olive A Novel Dinah Maria Mulock Craik 1856

"Sybilla," he pursued, "is a votary of the arts; she has inherited her fond father's passion for the unattainable.

The House of the Dead Hand 1904

"Sybilla," he pursued, "is a votary of the arts; she has inherited her fond father's passion for the unattainable.

The House of the Dead Hand 1904

"Sybilla," he pursued, "is a votary of the arts; she has inherited her fond father's passion for the unattainable.

The Early Short Fiction of Edith Wharton — Part 1 Edith Wharton 1899

On April 30th, Lady Sybilla sent a letter of apology to Stephenie Meyer.

oh, and about that book. pam_noles_blog 2009

Don't miss the audio version of the preface on YouTube, read by Russet Noon author Lady Sybilla.

La Voix du Mali karnythia 2009

I'm not suffering alone. eta: gratuitous KOH Sybilla.

La Voix du Mali karnythia 2009

Sitting alone in one office last week was Sybilla Reichert, brightening up the bland surroundings in a pink top.

Germans piece together millions of lives spied on by Stasi 2011